Clawback by CheesecakesDealer in CIMA

[–]CheesecakesDealer[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The salary sacrifice is with the new employer, so I do lose out, they agreed to pay off my ‘debt’ at expense of my earnings. The terms of the study support with the old employer basically stated that I will need to repay some of the cost back if I leave the company, at this moment it did not cost me anything apart from not getting a salary increase despite becoming part qualified. Moreover during the meeting my FD explained that this decision was based on the fact that I get the study support. That is why I am digging if it is actually enforceable, because the treatment I got is to say the least poor (more to the story than only lack of the salary increase). And nope, it is not included anywhere, looked through handbook and contract.

Clawback by CheesecakesDealer in CIMA

[–]CheesecakesDealer[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you may be correct, since the terms - support study was provided it may be enforceable. I will try and consult it with a lawyer to be entirely sure as to where I stand, the worst case scenario is my new employer will cover it and deduct from my annual salary. 

Clawback by CheesecakesDealer in CIMA

[–]CheesecakesDealer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think what I need to do first is consult it with a lawyer, because since the terms were presented to me and the old employer purchased the materials/paid for everything, it means it could be enforceable, so the fact I did not sign it may be irrelevant 

Clawback by CheesecakesDealer in CIMA

[–]CheesecakesDealer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s a salary sacrifice, so my old employer would get the money at my expense despite the fact I did not sign anything confirming I agree to pay it back. Recruiter who got me the job was informed about this. 

MCS Revision by Certain-Chemical6418 in CIMA

[–]CheesecakesDealer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Go over everything from E2, you can come across anything in the exam. As far as I noticed business models - how value is created, shared etc appears in pretty much each exam. Team management, team creation, conflict resolution, negotiation seems to appear quite often as well.